Barcelona Tests 2017

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Mercedes confirms that its W08 completed 1096 laps in testing in Barcelona.

 

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Barcelona Test Results – Day 8

1. Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) – 1’18”634 (super soft) – 110 laps 2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – 1’19”438 (super soft) – 71 laps 3. Carlos Sainz Jr (Toro Rosso) – 1'19''837 (ultra soft) – 132 laps 4. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) – 1'19''845 (super soft) – 53 laps 5. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) – 1'19'' 850 (ultra soft) – 53 laps 6. Nico Hülkenberg (Renault) – 1’19”885 (ultra soft) – 45 laps 7. Sergio Pérez (Force India) – 1’20”116 (ultra soft) – 128 laps 8. Jolyon Palmer (Renault) – 1'20''205 (ultra soft) – 43 laps 9. Lance Stroll (Williams) – 1'20''335 (soft) – 131 laps 10. Romain Grosjean (Haas) – 1'21''110 (ultra soft) – 76 laps 11. Fernando Alonso (McLaren) – 1'21''389 (ultra soft) – 43 laps 12. Marcus Ericsson (Sauber) – 1'21''670 (super soft) – 59 laps 13. Pascal Wehrlein (Sauber) – 1'23''527 (soft) – 42 laps

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The checkered flag is presented to the drivers. It's the end of the winter tests which end with Räikkönen's best time, author of a time of 1'18"634. Mercedes was the most diligent in exceeding 5000km of testing with the W08.

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Räikkönen was previously interrupted in testing by an electrical problem with the Ferrari SF70H.

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Räikkönen left with a set of medium tires. The hunt for times does not seem to be in order.

 

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The Haas VF17 will not return to the track, Grosjean having suffered a hydraulic leak. The Frenchman completed 76 laps.

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Räikkönen is back on track in his Ferrari SF70H, still leading the tests with 97 laps on the clock for the final day.

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Wehrlein improves his time but the Sauber driver remains last in the standings with a time of 1’23”5.

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Honda also paid tribute to John Surtees.

 

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The Mercedes W08 crossed the 5000km mark during testing in Barcelona.

 

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If testing continues in Barcelona, ​​the thoughts of the paddock are with John Surtees and his family.

 

 

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Alonso moved up to 10th place in his McLaren, credited with a time of 1’21”3 with the ultra-soft tires.

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The session resumes for a little over 35 minutes.

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Sainz Jr has just caused another interruption. The Toro Rosso is stopped on the finishing straight. The Spaniard has covered 116 laps of the track since this morning.

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Hamilton moved up to 5th place with a time of 1’19”8 achieved on the Mercedes fitted with ultra-soft tires.

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Alonso improves with a time of 1’21”8 with the soft tires, but the McLaren driver remains 11th.

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The teams are working on long relays and the times are no longer changing for the moment.

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We have just learned of the death of John Surtees, 1964 F1 champion, at the age of 83.

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The green flag is waved again with another 1h26 of testing scheduled.

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Pérez also returned to the pits being close to 100 covered laps. Force India is in 6th place.

 

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